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That's three of them as well as Crawford/All the King's Men, Peck/Twelve O'Clock High and Ryan/The Set-Up. With that said, I think Cagney's performance in White Heat is the most memorable one to this day.

I'm not saying he didn't nail it, but that doesn't mean it was the best acting performance in 1949.:) Anyhow, I respect your opinion on the matter, I just can't agree with it.

John Wayne is my favorite all-time actor, but there were a handful of acting performance in 1949, that were better than his performance in this great film. That year, Wayne was properly nominated for his acting performance in "Sands of Iwo Jima".

3 Godfathers hasn't been released on BD! I'm hoping that WA does so one Christmas season.

You got that right, you and I never agree on anything.

Reggie, Have it your way.

I'm just saying you don't take the first supplier excuse given to you as an explanation. I've been there and done that. You don't think George Feltenstein knows how popular this title is and well it's going to sell? He knows and so do those other fine people that work for WA in marketing.

Perhaps, the purchasing agents for the retailers need to take some blame here as somebody that just retired as a material acquisition manager, those agents are responsible for placing the right amount of orders to Warner. Warner just doesn't send a 100 copies to any retailer, there has to be...

It looks like Warner and/or the retailer failed to see how much demand this BD Release would garner from the general public. Somebody should have known this would be a popular selection especially around Father's Day.

What about this place? http://monumentvalleyview.com/the-view-hotel/

I hope everyone caught the joke? If not, he doesn't mean the 1948 western.

Simply beautiful! As far as the film itself, it's my third favorite of the cavalry trilogy, but I had tears of joy in my eyes viewing this blu-ray. One of the things on my bucket list is to visit Monument Valley. I intend to accomplish that task in the next couple of years.

Today, I'm watching She Wore a Yellow Ribbon and will most likely view Chisum next.

I can't agree with you more, what a beautifully shot film and a film I revisit every Christmas Holiday Season.

Well, I really got lucky as my copy is out for delivery today. Again, ImportCD where I purchased it from has it on backorder too just like most of the on-line retailers. Also, my purchase price was $15.11 plus shipping. Last night, I bought Chisum from Amazon once the price dropped to $9.99...

Mine has shipped from another retailer and I should have it by Saturday. With that said, Import CD's is out of stock too.

Read the following threads about the PQ for both titles. http://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/a-few-words-about-%E2%84%A2-fort-apache-in-blu-ray.312366/ http://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/a-few-words-about-%E2%84%A2-rio-grande-in-blu-ray.316929/

You need to grab Fort Apache and Rio Grande beforehand as it would enhance your viewing experience for this Cavalry Trilogy. They're pretty cheap as Amazon is selling Fort Apache for $6.99 and Rio Grande for $16.99

You need to grab Fort Apache and Rio Grande beforehand as it would enhance your viewing experience for this Cavalry Trilogy. They're pretty cheap as Amazon is selling Fort Apache for $6.99 and Rio Grande for $16.99